We use pkgng to distribute our own applications.
Since version 1.4 our builds fail on files with non-standard characters. It appears the format of the +MANIFEST file has changed to libucl (https://github.com/vstakhov/libucl).
For instance:
Will result in:
Now, of course renaming the file foto's.png to fotos.png solves the issue. But we generate the files lists from 3rd party software so renaming is not an option.
I can't find ways to escape the faulty characters in the +MANIFEST file. Browsing the existing packages with
Is there a way to include files with non-standard filenames in the manifest?
Thanks in advance.
Since version 1.4 our builds fail on files with non-standard characters. It appears the format of the +MANIFEST file has changed to libucl (https://github.com/vstakhov/libucl).
For instance:
Code:
name: testpackage
origin: testpackage/testpackage
version: 2015.03.25
arch: freebsd:10:x86:64
maintainer: john@example.org
prefix: /data/www/example.org
licenselogic: single
flatsize: 5
desc: My package
comment: My comment
files: {
/data/www/example.org/images/simapp/foto's.png: "-"
}Will result in:
Code:
/usr/sbin/pkg -d create -m temppkg/
pkg: manifest parsing error: error while parsing <unknown>: line: 12, column: 42 - 'invalid character in a key', character: '''Now, of course renaming the file foto's.png to fotos.png solves the issue. But we generate the files lists from 3rd party software so renaming is not an option.
I can't find ways to escape the faulty characters in the +MANIFEST file. Browsing the existing packages with
pkg info -R --file didn't provide me with examples of how to escape such issues.Is there a way to include files with non-standard filenames in the manifest?
Thanks in advance.